APS Commissioner Gordon de Brouwer Resigns Early
Australian Public Service Commissioner Gordon de Brouwer has announced his early resignation, departing two years before his five-year term ends. He will leave on February 13.
Category : Politics
Littleproud: No Coalition Future While Ley Leads Liberals
Nationals leader David Littleproud has declared the Coalition cannot continue while Sussan Ley remains Liberal leader, following a dramatic split over a freedom of speech bill and the resignation of three Nationals senators.
Fire at Wickham Gym Leads to Crime Scene
A significant blaze at the Air Locker gym in Wickham required 30 firefighters to contain, with police declaring a crime scene as investigations continue into the cause.
Coalition Split Blow for Ley, Littleproud at Fault
The Nationals' decision to break Coalition solidarity over hate crime legislation has severely weakened the opposition. While Sussan Ley faces leadership pressure, David Littleproud's provocative actions are the root cause of the crisis.
DV Offender Jailed for Punching Girlfriend Over Drugs
A 40-year-old East Corrimal man with a history of domestic violence has been sentenced to jail after assaulting his girlfriend during a dispute about missing drugs while on parole.
Sussan Ley Rejects Calls to Quit as Liberal Leader
Sussan Ley has firmly dismissed suggestions she should resign as Liberal leader following the Nationals' exit from the Coalition, vowing to lead the party when Parliament resumes next month.
Police Release Images in Newcastle Break-In Probe
Newcastle Police have released images as part of an ongoing investigation into break and enters. Stay updated with live news, including a gym fire investigation and shark sightings.
Cairns Court Sees Busy Friday Docket on January 23
A full schedule of cases was heard at the Cairns Magistrates Court on Friday, January 23, with numerous individuals appearing before the magistrate for various legal matters.
Townsville District Court Sittings Resume Jan 23
The District Court in Townsville has resumed its sittings for January 23, with a schedule of cases set to be heard. This marks a continuation of the court's operations in the region.
Townsville Court Appearances for January 23
A summary of all individuals scheduled to appear before the Townsville Magistrates Court on Friday, January 23, detailing the local legal proceedings.
Pregnant Woman Among Three Dead in NSW Shooting
A pregnant woman is believed to be among three people shot dead in regional NSW, with the alleged gunman, Julian Ingram, still at large after a domestic violence incident in Lake Cargelligo.
Geelong Court: Friday's Full Appearance List
A comprehensive rundown of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Friday, January 23, detailing the day's legal proceedings.
Man Thrown from Van After Geelong Police Chase
A man was thrown from a van after a police chase in Geelong, resulting in serious injuries. The incident involved a stolen vehicle and ended with the driver's arrest.
Premier's Backflips on Energy and Housing Criticised
Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas critiques Premier Roger Cook's policy reversals on coal mining, health, and housing, questioning government trustworthiness.
Canberra Light Rail Extension Tracks Laid On Schedule
Construction crews have installed new light rail tracks in Canberra's city centre, marking a key milestone for the extension to Commonwealth Park, with services expected by 2028.
Townsville Man Sentenced for Public Nuisance
Kris Michael Doran has been sentenced in the Townsville Magistrates Court for a public nuisance offence, highlighting local law enforcement efforts to maintain community order and safety.
APS Travel Policy: Status Credits Retained for Public Servants
Australian public servants will continue to earn airline status credits for official travel under revised government policy, though airlines face new restrictions on promotional offers.
Canberra Liberals Candidate Frustrated by Coalition Split
Nick Tyrrell, the Canberra Liberals' Senate candidate, expresses frustration over the Coalition split, arguing it distracts from voter issues like cost of living. The Nationals' departure from the shadow cabinet adds to political instability.
Nationals' Betrayal Destroys Coalition Amid Leadership Crisis
The National Party's political miscalculation has plunged the Coalition into chaos, undermining Opposition Leader Sussan Ley's authority and threatening David Littleproud's own leadership.
Trump Backs Down on Greenland, NATO Crisis Averted
Analysis of Donald Trump's erratic foreign policy moves and the international relief as he withdraws military threats against Greenland, preserving NATO stability.
Coalition Split Over Littleproud's Position
Nationals leader David Littleproud's recent comments have ignited a significant rift within the Coalition, exposing deep divisions over policy direction and leadership.
Mourning Remains Central to Australia Day for First Nations
For many First Nations communities, Australia Day is a time of mourning and reflection on colonial history, with cultural practices and calls for change shaping the national conversation.
Coalition Splits Over Hate Speech Laws Debate
The federal Coalition faces internal division over proposed hate speech legislation, with key members threatening to cross the floor as debate heats up ahead of the 2026 implementation date.
WA's E-Bike Crackdown Applauded in Letters to Editor
Readers praise Western Australia's tough stance on illegal e-bike use while addressing energy, shark culling, and political issues in community letters.
Former WA Police Officer Sues Over Rape Claim Handling
A former West Australian police officer, a survivor of brutal rape by a serial offender, is suing WA Police for alleged misfeasance and mishandling of her assault claims.
Albanese Wins as Coalition Faces Internal Carnage
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stands as the only clear winner following the Coalition's internal strife, with political analysts highlighting his strategic advantage amid opposition disarray.
Nationals' Coalition Rift: Power Struggle Beyond Ley
The Nationals' internal conflict with the Coalition is driven by a broader power struggle over regional influence and policy control, not just Sussan Ley's leadership ambitions.
Hastie Silent on Leadership Challenge After Coalition Implosion
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has refused to confirm if he will challenge Sussan Ley for the party's leadership following the Coalition's recent electoral collapse and internal strife.
Man Charged After Stabbing Leaves Victim with Life-Threatening Injuries
A 21-year-old Silver Sands man has been charged with aggravated assault after allegedly stabbing a man multiple times and pushing him and a woman down stairs, causing life-threatening injuries.
Massage Therapist Admits Indecent Assault in Perth
A Perth massage therapist and model has pleaded guilty to indecently assaulting a female client, with his defence citing an 'imagined' belief in a personal relationship.
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